Sentence examples for yet another expression from inspiring English sources

Congratulations to MIT Sloan for addressing the gap between Business and Operational (digital) Technologies as yet another expression of the Digital Divide.

Critics dismiss the ban as yet another expression of Bloomberg's nanny-state mentality and as a "feel-good placebo" that's doomed to fail.

But like Mrs. Lovett, she makes do to get through, and her musical performance becomes yet another expression of a vicious, sentimental and determined little hypocrite's character.

In a sense, their argument is yet another expression of the belief that the present case concerns a 'political question' and that the Court, unlike the political institutions, is not in a position to deal adequately with such questions.

That said, those first riots were yet another expression of who we were at the time – mad as hell with the way so many of us were being treated on a daily basis.

Close Games For the first time since the N.F.L. merger of 1970, 16 of its games were decided by 13 or fewer points in Week 12, yet another expression of how parity has increased competition in the N.F.L.

Not only was this a completely avoidable disaster, but it serves as yet another harrowing expression of structural racism.

The early detection of ATOH8 transcripts in the hypaxial myotome of the trunk highlights yet another differing gene expression profile to add to the known list of markers in the myotome (Cheng et al. 2004; Ahmed et al. 2006).

These analyses of ASF1 co-expression distinguish yet another distinct class of genes whose expression overlaps those described above and can identify proteins that physically interact.

Maya Wang, an Asia researcher at Human Rights Watch, said: "Gao Yu's sentence is a travesty of justice and yet another affront to free expression in China.

Interestingly, androgens have been shown to induce CD9 in human prostate [92], suggesting yet another mechanism for increased expression in autism.